Romeo Dante Lorenzo, the too-good-looking-for-his-own-good son of an Italian model and an American businessman, is one of New York's hottest bachelors. Surrounded by beautiful but vain women, he isn't looking for love. Especially not when he travels to Italy to sell his family's crumbling inn.

After a rough divorce, Siena Borrelli has built a new life in Rimini, an Italian coastal town as warm as its people. She's content caring for the elderly woman who owns the small hotel she now calls home.

When the woman’s great-nephew, Romeo, blazes into town to sell the place, Siena won't let it go without a fight.
Romeo sees Siena as quiet, withdrawn, not his type. And she's certain there's nothing behind his distracting charm.

Forced to live on the same floor and repair the inn together, they soon learn that tearing down walls might restore more than just the building - if they’re willing to look beneath the surface.